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Sketch book detail of a grove study. Experiments with higgins sepia ink with fountain black ink as well. Dip pen with tinted washes on Ingres paper (Fabriano Classic Artist's Journal). I was taking a look at some of Ruben's pen and ink and wash studies, sometimes with chalk, beyond mind blowing!
8 comments:
Incredible how Rubens' studies are... I'm intending to by a book just on oil studies... I'm not sure if they are just oils... but anyway, they are Rubens'
Great stuff, I'm really your fan.
Cheers
Eric
love it
Rubens was a complete master.
his drawings are great and the oil sketches are even better.
I was looking at a them at the MFA in Boston a few weeks ago and his command of drawing with a brush scary.
Greta drawing by the way.
Rembrandt's ink drawings are also something else.
buena admósfera...y una luz interesante
Loving these- ruebens always seems to inspire such warmth and loosness. I was intriguied about a support you used on your second to last post- what is the clay based primed panel you used? I enjoy painting on plaster, does it have a similar feel?
amazing work
Anything has to say, it is exellent!
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